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  1. Papers of Mary Kidder Rak

    Mary Kidder Rak is most widely known for being an author and a rancher in Southern Arizona. Rak wrote the book A Cowman's Wife. Her collection includes correspondence, unpublished manuscripts, notes, photographs, and other papers relating to her ...

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